The Mind: Its Projections and Multiple Facets

by Harbhajan Singh Khalsa

Book Overview

A fascinating look into our human nature through the eyes of Yogi Bhajan, Master of Kundalini Yoga. It details the interplay of the positive, negative, and neutral parts of our mind with our nine aspects and twenty-seven projections. Yogi Bhajan's lectures provide a practical approach to the Science of Humanology, and encourage you to meditate to enlist your mind as your friend and servant rather than your master.

The meditations...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0963999168
• ISBN13: 9780963999160
• Release Date: November 2020
• Publisher: Kundalini Research Institute
• Length: 224 Pages
• Weight: 1.12 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 7.0" x 10.0"

Customer Reviews

extremely useful

i have bought quite a few yoga and meditation books over the years. this one is by far the most useful. i turn to it again and again to find which meditation best addresses what i want to work on.

The User's Guide to Your Mind and Life through Meditation

This book is for those who want to understand and use meditation to develop and transform themselves. It has over 42 meditations coded to every aspect of the mind in our personality. It discusses the three basic minds, postive,negative and neutral. It links these to the inherited mind. It then classifies all the facets and projections that compose the automatic functions of our mind.It is the only book on Meditation that de-codes classical eastern thinking into a useable form for western psychology. It is like a Physician's Desk Reference for the average person.Deep and thorough. No fluff here. When you are all done, you will never again ignore the need to conquer your mind so you can conquer your world.As the co-author I can only tell you that thirty years of study with Yogi Bhajan, a master of meditation, has resulted in this book which is a foundation for the future of meditation to refine awareness and elevate the quality of your life. It breaks the myth of meditation as simply sitting, as passive or as having only one form. If you like this and like to move, see "Breathwalk" for the art of walking meditation.